In this World Wide Wrap: Qantas trials RFID tech, Motorola sells cellular infrastructure business, and Zebra unveils next-gen RFID.
In this World Wide Wrap: Virgin Galactic makes first manned flight, tech sends power through doors, and team researches self-charging batteries.
Billion's new all-in-one network device allows mobile workers to stay connected and share their network wherever, whenever. [Local rep: Nology]
The U8220 device has been launched in Kenya, in partnership with Safaricom.
The telecoms regulator withdraws its invitation to apply for spectrum in the 2GHz and 3GHz band.
Gateway will roll out wireless broadband services in 36 countries across Africa during 2010 and 2011.
The operator relies on outsourcing partnerships to improve its customer service.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ericsson clinches China Mobile deal, IBM warned of contract failures, and Infosys closes Thailand outsourcing centre.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gadget glut drains component supply, Getac unveils rugged tablet PC, and Livescribe intros Echo smartpen.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sharp to release e-book, connected TV service debuts, and Wowza and Sidsa team up.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bharti builds rural network, Eassy connects East Africa, and Tunisia gets Cisco telepresence.
Companies should wait for the interconnect dust to settle before signing new LCR deals, says Louise Hepburn, Itec telecoms product manager.
The Toshiba Media Controller for the iPhone and iPod touch is available at the Apple App Store for free download.